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Interesting PR posts 07/12/2007

By Editor on Jul 12, 2007 in blogosphere

How virtual communities dictate travel decisions in the US – livemint

    A Forrester report says online travelers are relying more on blogs, wikis and the like, instead of the traditional travel catalogue and ads, to draw up itineraries.

      Using Delicious in Public Relations Annotated

        what I find fascinating is how many ways there are to use Delicious in your public relations work.

          Edging Into the Future of Social Media Annotated

            The Council of Public Relations Firms recently released a 15-page report on where the public relations industry is headed.

              Social Media is Transforming Marketing and Public Relations Annotated

                Social media is more than pushing content. It’s also about reading, listening, and relating to conversations. It’s about giving back. And, it all starts with respect.

                  The Web in 1994 (Video)

                    PageViews are History, Engagement Level is the New Mantra for Ranking Websites at Digital Inspiration Technology Guide Annotated

                      Nielsen/NetRatings has decided to drop page views as a measure of site traffic and site popularity – they will now report the average time spent by a visitor and average number of sessions per visitor for each site.

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